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Ignat Ignatov
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Ignat Ingatov

 
 
 
 

Kevin McNamara

Ignat Ignatov (b. 1978) is a young artist with exemplary talent. His interpretation of the spirit of fine art saturates his paintings with a unique expressive richness. Although each new subject seems to dictate the style and approach, his paintings are always alive with color, light, texture, atmosphere, energy and emotion.

Ignatov was born in Veliko Tarnovo and grew up in Sevlievo, Bulgaria. At age thirteen, his promising talent in drawing, painting and sculpting gained him one of only thirty positions to the renowned School of Arts in Triavna, Bulgaria. In the 5 years there, he established the foundation of his academic Art training. Following graduation in 1996, Ignatov was accepted into the University of Arts in Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria where he studied under the demanding atelier approach to fine art. In 1997, using proceeds from the sale of his art, Ignatov financed his move to the United States and is now a U.S. citizen living in southern California. He then studied at the prestigious California Art Institute in Westlake Village, Associates in Art in Sherman Oaks and the American Animation Institute in North Hollywood. In 2005 Ignatov began teaching Painting at the Los Angeles Academy of Figurative Art.

In the course of establishing for his own “artistic roots”, Ignatov was influenced by Nicolai Fechin, John Singer Sargent, Anders Zorn and Joaquin Sorolla. Ignatov's work includes: figures, portraits, still lifes, and landscapes. His goal is to continue to develop his ability to express the anatomy and form as well as color and composition in terms of the artistic disciplines employed by the Old Masters.

Awards

  • “Award of Excellence”
    98th Annual Gold Medal Juried Exhibition (2009)
    California Art Club

  • “Honorable Mention for Artistic Excellence”
    Salon International 2008
    International Museum of Contemporary Masters of Fine Art

  • “Honorable Mention for Artistic Excellence”
    Salon International 2007
    International Museum of Contemporary Masters of Fine Art

  • “Award of Excellence”
    15th Annual National Juried Exhibition of Traditional Oils (2006)
    Oil Painters of America

  • “Award of Excellence”
    95th Annual Gold Medal Juried Exhibition (2006)
    California Art Club

  • “Award of Excellence”
    14th Annual National Juried Exhibition of Traditional Oils (2005)
    Oil Painters of America

 

Publications

  • American Art Collector
    (September 2008), Article

  • Oranges & Sardines (Fall 2008) Article

  • American Artist Magazine
    (April 2008), Feature Article
    (reprint of 2006)

  • Southwest Art Magazine
    (September 2007), Feature Article

  • Latitude Magazine (Fall 2007)
    Group Article

  • Southwest Art Magazine
    (September 2006), “21 under 31”

  • American Artist Magazine
    (April 2006), Feature Article

  • Southwest Art Magazine
    (December 2005), “Artists to Watch”

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